If you thought the Knicks watch parties for Game 1 were crazy, remember this: That was a Wednesday.

Friday night’s Game 2 is sure to see exuberant crowds once again fill the streets in solidarity with their orange-and-blue brethren, perhaps even more electrified to celebrate after one win and an upcoming weekend.

So. Where will you be?

The Knicks are hosting a watch party inside Madison Square Garden Friday night, but you needed advance tickets for that ($10 apiece), and they sold out within minutes upon release this week.

The proceeds of the ticket sales to the MSG watch party go to the Garden of Dreams Foundation. Anyone who didn’t act fast (very, very fast) and snag a ticket through the official site can take a shot on the sites like StubHub, with tickets selling for north of $100 — or three times that the closer you get to the performance arena.

(For what it’s worth, tickets to Monday’s home Game 3 are well topping $7,500 on the secondary market. Even Jalen Brunson said he’d rather spend that money on something else.)

Game 2 also has free watch party options. Plaza 33 outside Madison Square Garden was raucous for Game 1, and Friday’s weather will only enliven the crowds. The Knicks are also hosting a free viewing in Central Park.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has already purchased his ticket to Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Spurs and Knicks, and President Trump will be at Madison Square Garden that night for the game as well — tapping into the type of team spirit that can smooth political differences. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports. 

None of those appeal? The team shared an “Official Playoff Bar Network” on their website, listing spots across the five boroughs and beyond where fans can go to watch the games with other neighborhood fans.

Here is a list of the bars named by the team:

Manhattan

Amity Hall

Compton Ale House

Goldie’s Tavern

Harlem Tavern

Hurley’s Saloon

Jack Doyle’s

John Sullivan’s

Legends

Mustang Harry’s

Penn 6

Rocco’s

Stout

Ulysses

The Celly

Tailor Public House

Inwood Bar & Grill

Barrow Street Alehouse

Macdougal Street Alehouse

Soho Room

Tavern on Reade

Brooklyn

Queens

Break Bar

Pig Beach BBQ

One Station Plaza

Rivercrest

Bronx

The Last Stop

Rambling House

Staten Island

New Jersey

Hudson Hall (Jersey City)

The Shepherd and The Knucklehead (Hoboken)